Confidential Broker Opinion of Value
13724 Victory Blvd
Van Nuys, CA 91401
68Units
66,796Square Feet
2020Year Built
24,829SF Lot
Glen Scher
Glen Scher
Senior Managing Director Investments
Filip Niculete
Filip Niculete
Senior Managing Director Investments

Prepared Exclusively for Reign Investments, LLC

Reign Investments, LLC · July 2026

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Our practice is built on disciplined underwriting, the deepest comparable-sales dataset in the submarket, and a marketing engine that reaches every active multifamily buyer in Los Angeles. We advise owners on when and how to sell — not just whether — and we price to clear, not to languish.

For 13724 Victory Blvd, that means an evidence-based opinion of value anchored in the small set of post-2010 Valley apartment trades and the active mid-size listings competing for the same buyer, presented with the same rigor we would bring to defending the price against a buyer's due-diligence challenge.

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Glen Scher
Glen Scher
Senior Managing Director Investments
Co-founder of the LAAA Team and one of the most active multifamily brokers in Los Angeles, with 450+ transactions and $1.4B+ in closed sales. A San Fernando Valley market specialist since 2014, Glen has sold apartment buildings across every Van Nuys corridor, including the Victory Blvd and Woodman Ave blocks surrounding the subject.
Filip Niculete
Filip Niculete
Senior Managing Director Investments
Co-founder of the LAAA Team and one of Southern California's top multifamily brokers. Since 2011, Filip has built a reputation for execution, integrity, and relentless work ethic, helping lead the team to $1.4B+ in closed transactions while consistently leading the market in active inventory.
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Aida Memary Scher
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Investment Overview
Van Nuys — 13724 Victory Blvd
5.50%Cap Rate
$336,765Price / Unit
$343Price / SF
12.07xGRM

13724 Victory Blvd is a 68-unit, 2020-construction apartment community in central Van Nuys — four residential floors over gated podium parking, elevator-served, with a furnished resident lounge and a landscaped rooftop deck. The unit mix is 40 one-bedrooms, 16 two-bed/two-bath, and 12 three-bed/two-bath units averaging 832 SF.

The asset is professionally managed (LBPM) with a full on-site staff, RUBS utility recovery in place, and 60 of 68 units occupied at a scheduled $139,701 per month. Eight vacant units — plus two evictions already resolved or in process — give an incoming buyer immediate lease-up income with no renovation capital required.

By its 2020 vintage the property is exempt from the LA Rent Stabilization Ordinance and from AB 1482's state rent caps through 2035, with only four income-restricted units. At the recommended $22,900,000 the deal underwrites to a 5.50% cap — a yield profile that simply does not exist in coastal or south-Valley new construction.

Rooftop deck

Investment Highlights

  • 2020 podium construction — 68 units, elevator-served, zero deferred maintenance tier
  • RSO exempt; AB 1482 exempt through 2035 — unrestricted rent growth on 64 market-rate units
  • Built-in upside — 8 vacants + evicted units re-lease at posted market rents; scheduled rents mark to $150,924+/mo per management
  • RUBS in place — ~$51,000/yr utility recovery already implemented
  • Amenity package — rooftop deck, resident lounge, gated podium parking with tandem income
  • 5.50% cap / $337K per unit — at the floor of the post-2010 comp band ($328K–$538K/unit)
Location Overview
Van Nuys — 91401

The subject sits on Victory Blvd just west of Woodman Ave in central Van Nuys, the geographic and civic heart of the San Fernando Valley. The Van Nuys Civic Center — one of the largest government employment hubs outside Downtown — the Van Nuys courthouse, and the Valley Municipal Building are all within two miles, alongside the retail corridors of Van Nuys Blvd and Victory Blvd.

Transit access is a genuine amenity here: the Metro G (Orange) Line busway's Woodman station is about a mile away, connecting to the B Line subway in North Hollywood, and the under-construction East San Fernando Valley Light Rail on Van Nuys Blvd will add 14 stations of rail service. Drivers reach the 101, 405, and 170 freeways in under ten minutes.

The renter pool draws from Valley Glen and Sherman Oaks spillover, LA Valley College (2 miles), Van Nuys Airport employment, and the entertainment-industry workforce priced out of Studio City and NoHo. New-construction product with this amenity set remains scarce in the 91401 corridor — the subject competes primarily against 1960s-70s stock renting $300-$500 below its posted rents.

Location Details
SubmarketVan Nuys (central SFV)
ZIP91401
APN2239-006-043
Major EmployersVan Nuys Civic Center, Van Nuys Airport, Kaiser Panorama City
EducationLA Valley College (2 mi)
TransitMetro G Line · Woodman Stn ~1 mi; ESFV Light Rail (u/c)
Freeway Access101 / 405 / 170
Location Map
Property Details
13724 Victory Blvd
Property Overview
Units68
Year Built2020
Building SF66,796 (gross)
Rentable Unit SF56,600
StoriesFour residential floors over podium parking
ElevatorYes (Otis service contract)
Occupancy60 of 68 (88%) as of 6/30/26
Site
APN2239-006-043
Lot Size24,829 SF (0.57 ac)
ParkingGated podium garage; tandem spaces rented at $150/mo
AmenitiesRooftop deck, resident lounge, controlled access
Owner EntityReign Investments, LLC
Regulatory & Utilities
Rent Control (RSO)Exempt (2020 build)
AB 1482Exempt through 2035 (<15 yrs)
Affordable Covenant4 income-restricted (LI) units: 202, 306, 403, 411
Utility RecoveryRUBS in place (water, hot water, trash, admin)
Owner PaysMaster water/sewer, trash, common electric & gas (LADWP/SoCalGas)
Tenant PaysIn-unit electric + RUBS reimbursements
Laundry / Water HeatIn-unit washer/dryers; central boiler
Unit Mix (market rents per LBPM 6/30/26)
37 x 1 BD / 1 BA671 SF · avg market $2,038
3 x 1 BD / 1 BA (LI)671 SF · restricted $925
15 x 2 BD / 2 BA1,035 SF · avg market $2,739
1 x 2 BD / 2 BA (LI)1,035 SF · restricted $1,041
12 x 3 BD / 2 BA1,100 SF · avg market $2,870

Property Gallery

Floor Plans

Floor Plan A
Plan A
Floor Plan B
Plan B
Floor Plan C
Plan C

Photos and floor plans per the property's leasing site (LBPM). Floor plans are illustrative; dimensions approximate.

Buyer Profile & Anticipated Objections
Target Investors & Data-Backed Responses

Target Buyer Profile

1031 Exchange Buyers

Owners trading out of older, RSO-encumbered LA stock into a 2020 build with unrestricted rents, no seismic retrofit exposure, and a full amenity package — at a per-unit basis below what older product asks on the Westside.

Private Syndicators & Family Offices

Groups seeking near-6% going-in yield on institutional-quality new construction, with a visible lease-up story (8 vacants) instead of a renovation program.

Out-of-State & International Capital

Buyers who want LA new construction with elevator, podium parking, and professional management already in place — a true arms-length, turnkey operation at a Valley basis.

A 68-unit, non-RSO, 2020-vintage asset under $21M is a rare combination in Los Angeles; the buyer pool spans private and institutional-lite capital.

Anticipated Objections

"The seller's trailing expenses run higher than the pro forma."

Correct — the trailing statements carry ~$126K of staffing and above-normal maintenance for a 2020 build. The underwriting normalizes to a single $60K on-site manager, $500/unit repairs, and 3.5% management — the cost structure a market buyer actually operates at. Every utility, insurance, and contract-service line remains at trailing actuals.

"Occupancy is only 88% with delinquency on the roll."

The 3% vacancy underwriting is applied on top of carrying the 8 vacant units at market. Of the $38,790 receivable, the largest balance (PH14) was resolved by a completed eviction with a 7/15/26 move-out, a second is in process, and a third tenant appears to have vacated. The heavy lifting is done; the buyer inherits clean units to lease.

"The property was previously marketed at $24M."

That was a late-2024 ask into a different rate environment, and it did not clear. The $22.9M recommendation is set against 2025-26 closed trades — every post-2010 comp since 1/1/25 sold between $328K and $538K per unit; the subject is priced at the very bottom of that band.

"Four LI units cap the upside."

The four restricted units (6% of the roll) are carried at their actual restricted rents in the underwriting — no phantom market rent. The remaining 64 units are fully unrestricted.

Sale Comparables
Closed New-Vintage Apartment Trades Since January 2025
Sale Comps Map
AddressSubmarketYrUnitsSale Price$/Unit$/SFDistSold
4940 Paso Robles Ave · photos ↗Encino201352$28,000,000$538,462$3674.4 miMay 2026
111 N Louise St · photos ↗Glendale201865$33,500,000$515,385$43510.6 miJul 2025
1550 N El Centro Ave · photos ↗Hollywood2016200$99,000,000$495,000$3748.7 miApr 2026
7203 N Rubio Ave · photos ↗Van Nuys201329$9,500,000$327,586$2903.8 miJul 2026
119 S Los Robles Ave · photos ↗Pasadena201550$22,000,000$440,000$36416.9 mi2026
Median (5 sold comps)$28,000,000$495,000$367--

1. 4940 Paso Robles Ave, Encino — The most comparable trade by scale and vintage: 52 units of 2013 construction, sold May 2026 at $538,462/unit and $367/SF. Encino carries a location premium over Van Nuys, but the sale proves deep buyer demand for 50+ unit newer Valley product at levels far above the subject's pricing.

2. 111 N Louise St, Glendale — 65 units, 2018 build — nearly identical scale to the subject — sold July 2025 at $515,385/unit and $435/SF. The Glendale institutional bid frames what the subject's size class commands in premium Tri-Cities locations.

3. 1550 N El Centro Ave, Hollywood — The institutional bookend: 200 units of 2016 construction at $495,000/unit ($374/SF) in April 2026. Confirms large-scale new-vintage LA product still clears at roughly $500K/unit even in a higher-rate market.

4. 7203 N Rubio Ave, Van Nuys — The closest new-vintage comp by geography: 29 units (2013) at $327,586/unit and $290/SF, closed July 2026. The subject — larger, newer, and amenity-richer — is priced at $337K/unit, within 3% of this smaller, older asset's per-unit print.

5. 119 S Los Robles Ave, Pasadena — The freshest datapoint: 50 units of 2015 construction, marketed at $26,000,000 and closed in 2026 at $22,000,000 — $440,000/unit and $364/SF. Near-identical scale to the subject, it marks where new-vintage 50-unit product actually clears versus its ask — and it still printed 31% above the subject on a per-unit basis.

Cap rates were not publicly disclosed on these trades; the reconciliation therefore runs on $/unit and $/SF, with the subject's own 5.50% underwritten yield as the cross-check.

On-Market Comparables
Active New-Vintage Listings (Built Within the Last 15 Years)
On-Market Comps Map
AddressSubmarketYrUnitsList Price$/Unit$/SFStatus
10455 Magnolia Blvd OM ↗North Hollywood201626$9,200,000$353,846$389Active · LAAA / M&M
10555 Bloomfield St · The Centennial OM ↗Toluca Lake202357$24,000,000$421,053$289Active · Northmarq
Average (2 active comps)$16,600,000$387,450$339-

Restricting the competitive set to buildings constructed in the last 15 years leaves exactly two active listings competing with the subject. 10455 Magnolia Blvd, a 2016-built 26-unit in North Hollywood, asks $353,846/unit and $389/SF — above the subject on both metrics at a third of the scale. The Centennial at 10555 Bloomfield St in Toluca Lake, a 2023-built 57-unit, asks $24,000,000 ($421,053/unit) at a 5.29% cap on trailing-twelve income per the Northmarq OM — and carries six affordable units with the building marketed as subject to the LA RSO. The subject undercuts both listings by $17,000–$84,000 per unit and offers a higher going-in yield (5.50% vs the Centennial’s 5.29% ask) while remaining fully RSO-exempt. For a buyer seeking sizable, unrestricted, new-vintage Valley product, the subject is the cleanest option on the market.

Financial Analysis
Investment Underwriting — LBPM Rent Roll & Operating Statements, June 2026

Unit Mix & Rent Roll (as of 6/30/2026)

UnitTypeSFRent/MoRent/SFStatusNotes
2013 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,795$2.54OccupiedLease to 10/29/2026
2021 BD / 1 BA · LI671$925$1.38OccupiedIncome-restricted (LI)
2031 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 08/26/2026
2041 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 01/16/2027
2051 BD / 1 BA671$2,150$3.20OccupiedLease to 09/18/2026
2062 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,695$2.60OccupiedLease to 01/31/2025
2072 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,695$2.60OccupiedLease to 07/31/2025
2083 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,695$2.45OccupiedLease to 11/09/2024
2093 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,850$2.59OccupiedLease to 08/01/2024
2102 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,695$2.60OccupiedLease to 03/31/2025
2111 BD / 1 BA671$1,995$2.97OccupiedLease to 07/14/2025
2121 BD / 1 BA671$2,125$3.17OccupiedMTM
2131 BD / 1 BA671$1,995$2.97OccupiedLease to 06/21/2025
2141 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 08/31/2023
2151 BD / 1 BA671$1,995$2.97OccupiedLease to 01/01/2024
2161 BD / 1 BA671$1,875$2.79OccupiedLease to 11/28/2026
2172 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,795$2.70OccupiedLease to 10/25/2024
3013 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,895$2.63OccupiedLease to 08/31/2025
3021 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 06/25/2026
3031 BD / 1 BA671$2,175$3.24OccupiedLease to 09/02/2023
3041 BD / 1 BA671$2,250$3.35OccupiedLease to 09/21/2023
3051 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 03/31/2027
3062 BD / 2 BA · LI1,035$1,041$1.01OccupiedIncome-restricted (LI)
3072 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,795$2.70OccupiedLease to 09/12/2025
3083 BD / 2 BA1,100VacantVacant — market rent $2,850/mo
3093 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,795$2.54OccupiedLease to 11/16/2024
3102 BD / 2 BA1,035VacantVacant — market rent $2,500/mo
3111 BD / 1 BA671$2,175$3.24OccupiedLease to 01/31/2026
3121 BD / 1 BA671$1,995$2.97OccupiedMove-out 7/01/26
3131 BD / 1 BA671$2,075$3.09OccupiedLease to 09/30/2023
3141 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 02/08/2025
3151 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 11/30/2023
3161 BD / 1 BA671$1,995$2.97OccupiedLease to 06/25/2025
3172 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,695$2.60OccupiedLease to 07/31/2025
4013 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,950$2.68OccupiedLease to 04/17/2026
4021 BD / 1 BA671$2,150$3.20OccupiedLease to 01/11/2027
4031 BD / 1 BA · LI671VacantVacant — LI unit, restricted rent $925/mo
4041 BD / 1 BA671$2,195$3.27OccupiedLease to 08/15/2023
4051 BD / 1 BA671$2,195$3.27OccupiedLease to 08/31/2023
4062 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,695$2.60OccupiedLease to 09/30/2026
4072 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,750$2.66OccupiedLease to 01/03/2026
4083 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,995$2.72OccupiedLease to 11/30/2025
4093 BD / 2 BA1,100VacantVacant — market rent $2,895/mo
4102 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,595$2.51OccupiedLease to 01/31/2027
4111 BD / 1 BA · LI671$925$1.38OccupiedIncome-restricted (LI)
4121 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 08/24/2026
4131 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedMgr believes vacated; confirming
4141 BD / 1 BA671VacantVacant — market rent $2,245/mo
4151 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 09/19/2025
4161 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 09/30/2022
4172 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,950$2.85OccupiedLease to 09/30/2025
PH13 BD / 2 BA1,100$2,895$2.63OccupiedLease to 10/31/2025
PH21 BD / 1 BA671$2,275$3.39OccupiedLease to 06/17/2023
PH31 BD / 1 BA671VacantVacant — market rent $2,020/mo
PH41 BD / 1 BA671$2,250$3.35OccupiedLease to 11/30/2025
PH51 BD / 1 BA671$2,020$3.01OccupiedLease to 12/13/2026
PH62 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,850$2.75OccupiedLease to 06/30/2026
PH72 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,895$2.80OccupiedLease to 06/26/2027
PH83 BD / 2 BA1,100VacantVacant — market rent $2,895/mo
PH93 BD / 2 BA1,100$3,146$2.86OccupiedLease to 10/31/2023
PH102 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,895$2.80OccupiedLease to 12/14/2024
PH111 BD / 1 BA671$2,395$3.57OccupiedLease to 05/31/2023
PH121 BD / 1 BA671$2,195$3.27OccupiedLease to 01/24/2026
PH131 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedLease to 06/12/2025
PH141 BD / 1 BA671$2,095$3.12OccupiedEviction complete; move-out 7/15/26
PH151 BD / 1 BA671VacantVacant — market rent $2,020/mo
PH161 BD / 1 BA671$2,220$3.31OccupiedLease to 04/23/2024
PH172 BD / 2 BA1,035$2,864$2.77OccupiedLease to 11/19/2023
Total68 units56,600$139,701/mo$2.4788% occupied$1,896,609/yr GSR incl. vacants at market

Operating Statement (Reassessed)

IncomeAnnualPer Unit$/SF% EGI
Gross Scheduled Rent [1]$1,896,609$27,891$28.39-
Less: Economic Vacancy (3%)($56,898)($837)$0.85-
Other Income [2]$72,146$1,061$1.08-
Effective Gross Income$1,911,857$28,116$28.62100%
ExpensesAnnualPer Unit$/SF% EGI
Real Estate Taxes [3]$274,800$4,041$4.1114.4%
Insurance [4]$51,330$755$0.772.7%
Water / Sewer / Fire Service [5]$54,343$799$0.812.8%
Trash, Gas, Electric & Telecom [5]$47,386$697$0.712.5%
Repairs & Maintenance [6]$34,000$500$0.511.8%
Contract Services [6]$38,725$569$0.582.0%
Management Fee (3.5%) [7]$66,915$984$1.003.5%
On-Site Payroll [7]$60,000$882$0.903.1%
LAHD / Licenses & Permits [8]$6,908$102$0.100.4%
Reserves [9]$17,000$250$0.250.9%
Total Operating Expenses$651,407$9,580$9.7534.1%
Net Operating Income$1,260,450$18,536$18.8765.9%

Notes to Operating Statement

[1] Gross Scheduled Rent: the 60 occupied units at their actual scheduled rents ($139,701/mo per the 6/30/26 LBPM rent roll) plus the 8 vacant units at LBPM's posted market rents ($18,350/mo), annualized. LI units carried at restricted rents only.

[2] Other Income: trailing-six-month actuals annualized — RUBS utility reimbursements ($50,881), parking ($13,140), pet rent ($2,520), and fees/recoveries ($5,605).

[3] Real Estate Taxes: LA County reassesses to the purchase price at close. Shown at 1.2% of the recommended list price. (Current roll: $22.9M AV — reassessment at the recommended price is essentially tax-neutral.)

[4] Insurance: trailing actuals annualized — building, general liability, and workers' comp per the LBPM statements.

[5] Utilities: trailing actuals annualized (LADWP, SoCalGas, Waste Management, Spectrum). Offset by ~$51K of RUBS recovery in Other Income.

[6] R&M / Contract Services: R&M underwritten at $500/unit/yr, the standard tier for 2020 construction. Contract Services = trailing actuals for elevator (Otis), janitorial, landscape, pest, and fire-safety contracts.

[7] Management & Payroll: management modeled at 3.5% of EGI (LBPM actual: 3.65% of collections); on-site payroll normalized to $60,000/yr for a single on-site manager. Seller’s trailing statements carry ~$126K of staffing (salaries, payroll taxes, ACA, processing, and resident-manager credit); buyer to set its own staffing plan.

[8] LAHD / Licenses: annual registration and permit fees per the trailing statements (billed in H1; not doubled).

[9] Reserves: $250/unit for a 2020 build.

Income and expenses derive from the owner's LBPM-prepared June 2026 rent roll, income statement, and trial balance. Buyer to verify all figures in due diligence.

Summary
Operating Data
Price$22,900,000
Down Payment$9,160,000 (40%)
Number of Units68
Price / Unit$336,765
Price / SF$343
Gross SF66,796
Year Built2020
Returns (Reassessed)
Cap Rate5.50%
GRM12.07x
Cash-on-Cash2.97%
DSCR1.27x
Financing
Loan Amount$13,740,000
Rate / Amort6.00% / 30yr
Loan Constant7.19%
LTV (actual)60.0%
ConstraintLTV
Income
Gross Scheduled Rent$1,896,609
Less Vacancy (3%)($56,898)
Other Income$72,146
Effective Gross Income$1,911,857
Operating Expenses($651,407)
Net Operating Income$1,260,450
Cash Flow
Net Operating Income$1,260,450
Debt Service($988,593)
Net Cash Flow$271,857
Cash-on-Cash2.97%
+ Principal Reduction$168,785
Total Return4.81%
Expense Ratio
OpEx / EGI34.1%
OpEx / Unit$9,580
OpEx / SF$9.75
Suggested List Price
$22,900,000
5.50%Cap Rate
$336,765Price / Unit
$343Price / SF
12.07xGRM

Pricing Matrix

Purchase PriceCap RateCash-on-Cash$/Unit$/SFGRMDSCR
$24,150,0005.16%2.13%$355,147$36212.73x1.20x
$23,900,0005.22%2.27%$351,471$35812.60x1.21x
$23,650,0005.29%2.44%$347,794$35412.47x1.23x
$23,400,0005.36%2.61%$344,118$35012.34x1.24x
$23,150,0005.43%2.79%$340,441$34712.21x1.26x
$22,900,0005.50%2.97%$336,765$34312.07x1.27x
$22,650,0005.58%3.15%$333,088$33911.94x1.29x
$22,400,0005.65%3.34%$329,412$33511.81x1.31x
$22,150,0005.73%3.54%$325,735$33211.68x1.33x
$21,900,0005.81%3.73%$322,059$32811.55x1.35x
$21,650,0005.89%3.94%$318,382$32411.42x1.36x
A Trade Price in the Current Investment Environment Of
$22,000,000 — $23,500,000

Pricing Rationale

The recommendation reconciles three independent lenses. On a per-unit basis, $336,765 sits at the floor of the post-2010 comp band ($327,586–$538,462/unit) and 32% below the sold-comp median of $495,000 — a deliberate discount for the Van Nuys location and in-place lease-up work. On price-per-SF, $343 is a 7% discount to the sold-comp median of $367 and below the $389/SF ask of the nearest competing new-vintage listing (10455 Magnolia Blvd), despite the subject being newer than all but one property in either set. And on yield, the 5.50% going-in cap — underwritten with reassessed taxes, market management, and normalized on-site staffing — offers buyers a premium to what newer Encino and Glendale product commanded (implied low-4s to low-5s), compensating for submarket and occupancy.

The price is set to clear within an industry-standard 60-90 day marketing window. With the eight vacants leased at posted market rents the buyer's stabilized cap approaches 5.75% — the "heads I win" case that drives competitive bidding on lease-up stories.

Assumptions & Conditions: Underwriting derives from the owner's LBPM-prepared June 2026 rent roll and trailing operating statements (annualized where noted). Financing shown is illustrative (6.00%, 30-year amortization, 60% max LTV / 1.20x DCR sizing). Real estate taxes modeled at 1.2% of price per LA County reassessment. Final terms, prorations, and net proceeds depend on the executed contract and close date. Buyer to verify all figures — including the affordable covenant on the four LI units — in due diligence.